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 The parade of 90,00O sympathizers socialism, in New York City, on the night preceding the day of the hang ing of the anarchists in Chicago, wus 8 significant occurrence. The emUlems r,h3.h the. Jsn,oye1, upon their line oi a, nd..a.ad them as not mere t} .tupatmaos. ont us class of poo- .ir who .ou. tor political confusion aud state or soclety analogous to saydgism, where there is no law or supreme power. They desiguatel ] themselves aH the "Federat,ou of Trades uuions,' but displayed em blemS Of death, which were more con .iRclng of their fell intent than their oral claim of a peacefds design. Ia order that readers may judge of the spirit that actuated the men compo, sing that procession of S0,0eO persons, we reproduce a few of the inscriptions on their red and black banners, and Che character of the music thas fell upon the listening ear, as they passed down Broadway, Among the mt ttoes were these: Blood for Blood; sBe- ware of the Insurreetion;" "Ths Gal lows to Death: Seven Notle Men you kill Savages Beware;7 Lombard us and we'll Dynamite yors;n Wage Slaves the day of your liberation is at hand" The band plaled the Dead March from Saul and the Marseillaise
 Is th,s not . premouition of reyolu- ion of Jaeobin zeal directed by Ro. bsspierre, contemplating mischief of horrible import? which if not checked may be regarded as the beginning of the end, as in France in 17S9, when the crater of revolution first emitted smoke, which soon enveloped the con renton which sat in the Palace of tue Fuilsries, And now, as then, all that is wanted is determined action, not craven petitions to an executive pow Dr to save the necks of adjudged mur- derers from the hangman's moose. The danger does not so much arise from the anarchists themselves, for she reason that they are comparative iy few, but from their representations that these demonstrations of force, such as was made in New York on the 10th inst, are of Trades Unrousn who sympathize with anarchists, "bomb throwers' and incendia@ies of the worst type; which is calculated to con. ysy the impress of strength, when in- deed the lawless element is weak within itself.
 There IS, however, one, Herr Most, still living, as dangerous to the peace of society as the united seven lately disposed ofin Chicago, whose silence is necessary to the preservation oflaw and erdeT. He is the Murat of tue anarchists, and constantly inviting the robbery of those who have, and dIyid- ing It with those who hayo not, and does not soruple to advise murder to accomplish the end. Henry George was imbued with the property priucil pie of Most, which ha advocated last year during his canvass for mayor of the city oF New York, and on that platform boiled over 6S,e0o votes. This year, for Secretary of Stata, he got only about 36,OO0 votes. This dimnntion can only be accounted for by the influence of the Catholic church, which opposes anarchy, and impresses She de4trine of menm ct tuum which renders unto Cesar the things that Caesars
 Oyerweenlng acquiyitiveness is the bond of union of the anarchists, and that is all there IS of it. And when is disciples go beyond an inherent right, the aggressor falls a victim 10 violated law, as in the case of the late ly condemned anarchists. seven of whom, for the preservation of society, were adjudged to suffer the extreme penalty of the law. Four of them were hanged, one committed suicide, and two were colmuted 10 serve a life Imprisonment.